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RFP-10A-202607116 | Monitored Visitation Services

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The Department of Health and Human Services in Maine is seeking qualified providers to deliver monitored visitation services through solicitation RFP-10A-202607116, which was posted on July 30, 2026, with responses due by August 14, 2026. This solicitation is aimed at securing services that ensure safe, supervised interactions between individuals in custody or under court order and their families or designated contacts, with oversight provided by trained personnel in accordance with state and federal guidelines. The services must be performed within the state of Maine, and all proposals must demonstrate the ability to maintain professional standards, confidentiality, and compliance with applicable legal and safety protocols. Interested parties must submit their proposals by the stated deadline and should direct inquiries to Casandra Manson, the primary point of contact, via email at casandra.r.manson@maine.gov or by phone at 207-287-8622. The solicitation does not specify a small business set-aside or assign a NAICS code, indicating it may be open to a broad range of eligible service providers including nonprofit organizations, private contractors, or state-licensed agencies with relevant experience in child welfare, family services, or court-ordered supervision. Proposals must detail operational capacity, staffing qualifications, facility conditions if applicable, and procedures for documentation, incident reporting, and continuity of service. All interested entities are directed to the online portal at the provided UI link for detailed submission instructions and required forms.

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Maine seeks qualified providers for monitored visitation services by August 14, 2026, ensuring safe, compliant family supervision.

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Maine → Department of Health and Human ServicesView Agency

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

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ME, USA

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Monitored Visitation Provider Packet

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RFP 202607116 Monitored Visitation Services Q&A

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RFP 202607116 Monitored Visitation Proposed Services Response Form

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RFP 202607116 Monitored Visitation Services

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AgencyMaine → Department of Health and Human Services
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OfficeME, USA
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Monitored Visitation Services

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